Saint Kitts and Nevis is actively developing diplomatic relations with other countries. Recently, the deepening ties with the African continent, namely, Mozambique, Rwanda, and Djibouti, have been particularly noticeable.
Foreign Minister Mark Brantley recently met with his counterpart from Burkina Faso, Alpha Barry. During the meeting, the representatives formalized diplomatic relations and agreed on a mutual visa waiver.
Another country with which a travel agreement has been signed is Gabon. Moreover, this happened at the Summit of the Non-Aligned in Serbia.
“We have talked about a closer connection with Africa. We are of Africa, and many, I believe, have agreed that there ought to be a closer nexus between the Caribbean and Africa and that we ought in every sense to be a part of the so-called sixth region of Africa,” Brantley noted earlier on this issue.
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